Work in pairs listen to what great young musicians say about classical music and match the people with sentences

1. He works in the centre of Chicago.
2. Does he work in the centre of Chicago?
3. He does not work in the centre of Chicago.
4. Do they read many books?
5. They do not read many books.
6. The children are eating soup now.
7. Are the children eating soup now?
8. The children aren't eating soup now.
9. Do you play volleyball well?
10. When do you play volleyball? When are you playing volleyball?
11. What is Nick doing in the evening?
12. Is he going to the cinema in the evening?
13. We do not dance every day.
14. Look! Kate is dancing.
15. Does Kate sing well?
16. Where is he going in the morning?
17. He does not sleep after dinner.
18. My granny sleeps after dinner. My granny is sleeping after dinner.
19. When do you sleep?
20. Nina is not sleeping now.
21. Where does John live? - He lives in England.
22. My friends from Switzerland speak four languages.
23. Does Elvire speak English, German and French? - Yes, she does.
24. She does not only speak Italian.

I don't like to be engaged in house affairs, but it's necessary. Our apartment is large, and our mother can't do everything alone. We distributed the responsibilities in the home, and it certainly becomes easier. My sister and I are responsible for cleaning of the rooms, we sweep the floor, water our mother's flowers in the pots. It seems they are everywhere: in the kitchen, in the rooms, in the bedroom, in the boxes on the floor. My brother takes out the rubbish and keeps order on the balcony. The carpets are daddy's responsibility. But we enter the kitchen, only to have breakfast-lunch-dinner. This is our mother's territory. We believe that by doing things together, we are real power. A family.